The Clinton New Era, 1886-05-07, Page 5X
BOOTS and SFIOES.
A \IAUNII''ICENT FULL LINE OF
SPRING- G-OOIDS
• IN STOCK AT CLOSE PRICES.
til,• are closing the balance of our TRUNKS at COST, as we
require the room for Boots and Shoes.
`. Orders taken for Dock's Celebrated Hand Sewed Shoes.
EGUS•TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 5 PER C. OFF FOR CASH.
W. TAYLOR & SON
CLINTON.
CHAS' CRUICKSHANK,
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1 have new on hand one of the Largest, Best and most Complete Stocks of
BOOTS and SHOES, ever displayed in Clinton, and will sell them at the very
Lowest possible Prices.. if you want good value in Boots and Shoes, call on us
and yon will 'tot be disappointed. I am still leaking the
Celebrated Hand .Sewed Boots
Which :ire so favorably known to • require no comment. All kinds of custom
work promptly attended to, and at reasonable prices.
:, PEI; ('ENT OFF FOR (fAs11. EGOS TAKEN iN EXCHANGE r'o C100D8,,
1. n1211
Call on C. Cruickshank, the Boot ',Laker,
UJI3ER,T STREET, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON .�.
CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The following is a statement of the number
of pupils enrolled, and average attendance in
each room during the mouth of April :
No, oe r4:. A•r • atical,n,P.
Mr. Lough., 13 3,
J1r, Linklator'.e, 43 30
Miss O'Nei11's, • :l; :11
Miss I'oston's, 57 50
JIiss lIelytu'., 1111 411
Hiss Leslie's, 61 42
Miss Holmes'. 72 61
Miss Simpson's, 130 97
'total, 53.4 116
As tile result of the examinations 27 pupils
are promoted to the third book. Tbe•58
moved from Miss Simpson's room are pro-
moted to part I1 of first book, and the re-
mainder of the pupils who are advanced to
higher rooms retain the books they had. One
Of"til'e conditions of advanaement-istho regu-
larity of attendance, and any pupil who does
not attend regularly, and work diligently will
be returned to a lower room.
Tweuty•one pupils were advanced to No,
i I dii ision, 34 to Nn, II, 54 to No. 111, 51 to
No. IV, 51 t.. N ). V, 59 to No. VI, and 58 to
No. VI1
The result of the written examination 1In•
spector's papers) is given bolbw,
Mi:, LOL'11l1's DIVI ION,
Seni n• section, marks attainable, 760 :-
Malcolm \leTaggart 6137, James \IcMurchie
637, Maggie Scott 627, Eva Spooner 621,
Hardy Evans 600, Anna Irwin 5813, Bella
C'ree 575, John Mennel 561), Mary Carson
565, Hattie Walker 5110, Maggie Jackson 553,
Nellie Walker 553.
Junior section, narks attainable, 760 :-
Nettie Comb 613, ,las. $tanbury 505, Sydney
Smith 564, Norman fair 5.47, Sydney Jack•
son 542, Riddell Whitely 5311, Edith Rupert
524, Minnie Cooper 511„ Cart ie Cooper '184,
Charlie Cooper 4711.
to:. LINK L.vr1:R':• I,1 VISION.
Senisr section, 'narks attainable, 423 : -
Ennia Webb 360, Joseph Jarvis 3531, Albert
Moore 354, \liunie llumball 351, Etta Specbt
350, Hattie Dod11 334.1), -Eva C'hidlev 345, Hat-
tie ilmnball 341, Mary Paisley :313, Nellie'
Jarvis 330,
Junior section, marks attainahleq 423: -
Herbert Sharman :350, Arthur Craig 357,
Lizzie tarter 351, Libbie Cruickshank 381., l
Fred Uiehl 319, Edward Carter 3113, \\'un.
Young 314, Wm. Robertson :301, Annie Young �
:301, Flora Jackson 2111, ,
a
miss o'NEII.L's ('IS 1sictx.•
Senior section, marks attainable250:-
Sidney Ervin 258, Willie lie,,l'247, \Wollcsly
\Vhitely 242, Frank Bolt a 2:34, Ada Jones
230, Fred Joyner 29S, Adrian Miller 294,
Ed. Twitchell 22:1, Dottie Fair 218, Girtie
Young 217, 1lattie Irwin 211, Etta Andrews ,
210, Fred llrewn 210.
Junior section, maria attainable, 280: -
Ernest Hermann 225, El. t'antelon 224, Mar.
shall Morrish 315, ,\,nes Hunt 216, Loniea
Worthington 213, 'Theo, Specht 21'1, Amy 1
Cantelon 212. Time. I Mehl 910, :Mary horden
'207, David Matheson 10`+, Jas. Sheppard 1511,
Effie' Buchanan 187.
Miss FD\ioN'•. bit isms.
Marks attainable 280 -Sadie Ileeve 243,
Ernest Blacker 212, 3 )rpha Miller 236, Root, •
Gardner 2:35, Louisa Cole 235, Mabel herr 1
235, Lmma 'Piplinu 231, Edith Ross 232, May
I3iggart 2:12, ,'. la Bayley 231, Susy Cook 230,
Hannah McKenzie 22fi, Thos. Mc('uaig 224,
1Tattie Tedford 221, Ernest Cooper 223, t'errie
Walker 220, Dolly Spanner 210, Henry ('ole
218, Lucy Shephard 217, Annie Irving 216,
,le.„sin Mallonald 214, Maude Green 214.
Miss III{LVAR's
Senior section, marks attainable, 230: -
Itarry Fitzsimons 201, Horace Jackson 180,
,Tames (*ray 1811, John Moffatt 181. Emma
Southcombe 179 Alfred Heyward 178, Alex
Angus 175, Ada Jones 174,• Birdie Heywood
+_65, Nettie McIlae 1134, Flossie Pattison 164,
Louisa grown 167.
.Junior section, marks ,tttainat 1o, 220 :--
Ida Holmes 181, John Joy 1137, Isla MOLen-
nen 1110, Amelia Fitzsimons 153. Nellie Pat•
terson 153, Marion I[arland 151, Amelia
Harland 145, Donald Mc('orvin 1.47, Jennie
Nit:omens 114, ABM Pratt 1311, May 11errnaah
138, Charlotte Everett 137,
:opts LES1.11:'S ('15 ISION•
Senior spetintl, ,narks attainable, 120: -.
\Villin Erwin Illi, Jam"s Fortune 100, Azin
;ibbings 1(19 Maty McAltirchie 107, Lester
\\'hit; '.y i00, 1l'al.-1 i),hnrly 100, Malcolm
:1Me('unig 99, Winnie 1' ming 1)2, Clara i)ny•
mn.nt11Ln, llc,tha Aitk,n lid, Nellie Moffatt 90,
Louis Doo, rfs ((), 1, n,•, F„rl,19.), \chis
+,1), . , \I r 1, i; :Ili 1: •,i, •tt 711, Jessie
(:i• ,11 t• , ;O. \lei: I:,,vr4 O.
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Third class -Blanche Shepherd, Jeannie
,McTaggart, Willie Tweedie, Frank Fair, Au•
int Howe,•Willie Doherty.
Second class -Bertha Bean, Vina Cook, Ida
Hamner, Cyril Craig, Stewart Plummer,
Benny Webb, ,
First class -Willie (ilasgow, Willie Canto -
Ion, Nellie Dunlop, Ida Everett.
, MISS SIMI'SON'S DIVISION,
Class 1o. 5 -Annie McUorvie, Minnie Ait-
ken, Gerty Robb, James McRae, Mary Irwin,
Sydney Staubury, Maude Keane, Nellie Davis,
Nettie Redmond, Earnest Diehl, Johanna
Bailey; Annie Carey, Mabel Detlor.
Class No, 4 -Tena McOuaig, Mary Carey,
Flossie Heriot, Clara Wiseman, Charlie Big.
gart, Wilbert Pullma+t, Nellie Jones, Ella
Corbett, John Henry, Louise Ilolmes, Emma
Patterson, Bartie Redmond, Mabel Fremlin.
Class No. 3 -Lizzie Gardiner, Sandy For•
den, Charlie McGregor, Charlie Glew, Howard
Jackson, Harold Irwin, Hattie Giffin, Sara
N
Smiths:.obel.Scott,..IZeliizelullmao.,_( serge-_
Fortune, Eddie Cook, Clare Tweedy,
borne sheep belonging to Mr. McVittic,
of 14angeetr, drank maple sugar syrup and
died.
Sale Register.
SA'1'l'ItIMY, MAY 8, -Mortgage sale of Ileal
Estate, in Clinton, at the Commercial Hotel.
J. Howson, auet. Manning & Scott, Vendor's
solicitors,
]MONDAY, 'IAV ••^,1, Moi;tgage solo of tho
south pall. 11f lot No, 34, silt coli., East Wawa -
nosh. C. Hanilton, Auct., Alarming & Scott.
Vcnilov's Sulk'itol' -
CI.TN'1'ON NARKE'I',;,
( ',.r•s ct••d every Thursday afternoon,)
Thursday, May 11, 1886.
Wheat, fall. • - a0 77 a t) 80
White ani tell • 0 77 a 0 80 •
0129 a 0-:3E
050 a 0 6
- 055 a 055
• 4 00 a 4 Tii0
• 025 a 025
0 15 a 0 16
0 00 a 0 11
Pork, • • 5 50 a ,0 00
' Hay, - • • 8 00 a 8.00
Wool, • - 0 18 a 0 20
-,beep pelts • • 0 50 a 0 75
Lamb skins, - - 0 60 a 0 80 .
Clover, per bush. - 7 00 • a 7 53
Oats, -
ha'r1c;•,
Peas, • •
1''1our, per bbl. -
l'otatoes.
Putter, •
SUNDRIES.
(i001)•OENI•:ItA1, SERVANT WANTED 1af-
l�aIl:ul.('re I,S, Apply to MRS. D. A. FORRES-
'rl:It, Princess etrea1...,.
()Nl'V '111 LOAN, - PRIVATE FINDS, ON
111 Farm security,, interest 51 per cent. i'ay'able
}'early. Apply to L.A. IIAItTT, Solicitor, Clinton. lin
(\EMOCRAT WAGGON FOR SALE, WITH
Pole and Shafts; in splendid order and will
he sold cheap. JOHN R[DOUT, Clinton.
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111 Private and Company Funds. Local, Interest,
do,'
:I n aprn ,id notes for short date.. C.A. 1)AH'I'T,
Attorney. (muton. ' 1m 10
FARM FOR 511.E PART 01" LOT 211, O\ THE
L 14th cot. of the township of Ifullott, containing
about 4d ncrev. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to
CAMERON, HOLT& CAMERON, Barristers, Goderid,,
ANTEIL A COUPLE OF CREAM (iATII-
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ter, gra wante.at once, for the season. NM.
IiERBISO N, Ooticrb•h township.
Eititi 1. hays or Melt, or good moral (•hurue-
'r
We have opened, out, this wee. k one Qase - of
PRINTED MUBLINS and LAWNS In Whitc, Cream, Tuscan •,and Beige gYojrnd s
with LACES • to snatch,
One case of Aineri.can PRINTS, sp lenclid value.
MILLINERY Y-LIEPAARTMENT
- Ie , $OO24;117I,
We are sending out avery large number of 1-1A,TS and BONNETS • A. look will convince
you that our Millinery is right. 5 per •cent ofrfo`r cash,
JOHN WISEMAN', Manager.
Este.t..;., IIOr)cE;N$..
THE LATEST NEW . YORK STYLES IN
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JUST OPENED..OUT AT ._
PETIOZ.t
EW DRESS GO(1D
With: .BUTTONS, CLASPS, , :: BRAIDS
and. CORDS to' Match.
BigPLtYGHOSIERY.• � • �.
hase o ._ HOSIE Y the ,';
.f �I ane actuYCY . � • •
AAAA , at. .a SacYl ,fits,
DETLOR ..cr4pow, l
['(LINTON CURLING AND SKATINO RINK nut -mem BULL.,. FOR SERVICE. THE 1
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COMPANY. -The Annual General Meeting of the Subacriber keeps for service. on Lot 77,
harp Ilolders of the above company for the reception 1llaftlaud Concession GdderIeh Township - a
of the Annual Reports, the election of• Directors, and
other business, will be held on MONDAY, the -10th
day of May, 1886, at 8 o'clock, p. in., in. •the Council
Chamber, A. II. MANNING, Secy,, 0. A. FOIt-
RESTEIt, Pres.
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Thorough -bred Short -horn Bull, of -.Hist elasia
pedigree. Torms,$1 at time of service,:witlt•the
Privilege of returning, if necessary. ALEX. ■
BADOUR, HOLMEI?VIuLE, Also sonic• good :•
Spring Wheat for sale,
"'DULL FOR SERVICE, - -A TIHOROUGH13RED
.a-1Sliorthorn bull of good pedigree, will be kept for �e ACME 041111,0147
service on lot 8, Huron (toad, Goderich township, Ilehr
is registered in the British American Mord nook, and
is cOnsidcrod an excellent bull for his age. 'J'crms for 1
glade cows, d2, withprivilcgc of returning if -necessary, lilt. JA1I. CA1�TWRIGIIT, of Mullett .has boon 'ap-
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payable first of January next. Thoroughbred cows (,tinted agent for the County of-I3uron., forth° nbcye.
will be charged 85, Tilos, II, COOK. Harrow. It will out and turn the, Octant from' 2 to 4
inches deep,. and is made of the ver Y 'best -material..
YIAIIJI FOR SALE. --THE ]':U;111 ON TITI: HCTR•• It. also takes thc•placoofboth gang Plow .and snuffler,
AL1 ON Rend, lots 0 and 7, Goderich township; con: and•tloes execlleu•t•d•ork,
slating of 144 acres, is offered for sale on reasonable '
terms, Aiiout120 acres cleared and fn good state of Any.peraon wishing to see Lhellnr0 w' work, aunt',
cultivation : balance good hardwood, ubd frame tbyo addressing the slutoseeundersigned, and. he will be pleased
lienee, kc„ general from
the
buildings, plenty of water,fbearing ,to take It any plactrand work it oil any kind of•so'il;
Orchard ;1A miles from the rising town of Clinton.it•
addresslbigJAMES PERDUE, Clinton P. 0,
THIS HARROW is adinitred'to be. tho molt. Hibor_
Particulars may be obtained on the premises, or by Caving Sant implement over mnnufattured
i7TOCli FOR SALE. -SEVERAL HEAD OF Go01)
17 Polled Aberdeen Cattle, among 'which are tan
young bulls, three cows in calf, and four heifers, 'a11
registered or eligible therefor, in good condition f• •
two splendid grade heifers, two milk cotes; several
Leicester and Shropshire ewes. Reasonable priees.-
IAMES MCFAi!LANE, lot 10, sot, 4, Stanley, or to
Clinton P.O.
NOTIC•T;,-THE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO -
would like them to call and settle their
notify all parties. indebted to him that he
accounts
berate the 1st of May, c1l1s he ,.pemeses lbavian
for the 010 C�uutr Tito bnsii,es i 1
ngs, until,
JAS. CARTWRiGHT, Londesbero.
Tt)\VN HALL, OLINT(H�C,;.
FOR ONE WEEK,,'.:,
R. 11. Baird's Coined -Co.
AND ]3ELO�F, WIIA'1' ?
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The , prides ices reach h ed a.n. DRY. GOODS at
he G RE':ATCASH ST
American C T • j Ladies Sensation Corsets 50 -
RIEONS122 -
Childre h
:��.-.T . � .. � n s Handkerc �e�s..3
able. IN - ... _ ' _.
ENS c,:
;ZS.
White COTTONS X 7c. Ladies Handkerchiefs, a_
Ladies HOSE,:.10•c. _
erre .," C0 T c.'• •
Y T ONB, 3
GING
HAMS • So
c.
DRESS . ., 10c.
- - ' TOWELS, 5c. EMBROIDERIES 3c
-KID:'GLO1TES 35c. ..c.:�1� !OHMS la
PRINTS 5
Iii a- Choice Repertoire of Dri3nmas; -Cinching -
MONDAY, loth ,.1 MAY:.
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tinned by my Sett 11)111 Sri 1Y 'Jennings,:
With the Bcautifnl eniotiona111Drama,
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my return. Flour and feed always on hay,•
and for sato at low rates. Twill not be tea otie-
P
lble for debts contraetecl in myname after this
date, THOS. TRICK,
Cast Adrift .or a Father's Curse.
MILLINERY - BOOMIN�
C3oderieh township, March 16th, 183m, •, • '
CHANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY. ,in .this clenartlnent 1?one n 'oll�` e1i lis, ]i•P11:Ccs, Vlirety of Shtides .or.
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rued Seats :'.Oc nt
44, 2nd con„ of Tuckerstmthr Good new story and c csor3 s o s terC.� - .
half franc house, 2 acres splendid 'Ambard, good ~ '�
buildings, 85 acres free from stumps 1T acres in fall
wheat. The whole under good cultivation and well E ID
under drained, live spring on the farm and Chas good
wells. Ciose to churches and soheele. 31. miles from -
the town of Clinton, 5 from Soaforth. Will be sold en
reasonable terms, HUGH McDONAtiD, on the , r
prciutses, or Clinton P. O. CARROTS, TURNIPS, BUCI WIlEAT
L1AitSI FOR SALi� THP SUBSCRIBER OFFERS -
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• o A n91ISSI N. I OC• r el3 ole t , I_
for sale his splendid farm of 100 acres being lot ,
4 \AMINATION, -THE ENTRANCE F•.%AM1NA• an(llWEyrJTE13 CORN, r p~
,'lox for admission to the high School, will be
AiANGOLDS 4 kinds. 25c, pa
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held in Senfortlr, Clinton and \Vingham, on Afnxunv, l i
Triis,,At' and \. M. M utt•, the 5th 0th and 7th days of B1toN'!,E LINO POTATOES, 0o ,per
July next, commencing at I o'clock, P. M„ on Monday. •
All candidates who intend to write oro required to WANTED. A lot of "OATS n .ea-
sand their names and address, not later than the 1st
of May, to eltlrer of the following, J. C. Ilarstmte, I3. change for OATMEAL,, 13 lb. to the both,
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A., Soaforth ; Jas. Turnbull, B. A., Clinton ; W. E. A Y diool� A�l, D ff
Cruses, Esq„ Wingham;orto the tinders'rned. 0: CA-KE,-�.6r5Y .PEfI CWT. -
D. M. 11fALLOCIJ, L P. 5, Nort'1 Hdron. ,
1ARAT WANTED TO BUY. -A FARM 0Y -'Loi r .- NI
T,� 1 �Sl� � �y�/�
I+ rll1� "i1L' y1,11V111� 7V1��1jtJ�Xlfii'ti''1rIVLrP;
or sn ❑eresnour('llntuu, I3ra(•eflrldor \'arra k k
Apply either to J, Thompson personally or the _:._. -_
NEW Ens. State t'rtrv•, finality of sell and AGENT FOR nl►1?JI dh a"7.1�,A A d'�{L:' •
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Improvements, JA1IESTHOMPSON, Clutton.
Vint SALT: -LOT NO. f, ANI) PART OF LOT NO,
1` 4, vest side of Victoria St., and Lots 28 and 21), on
James 5t., Clinton, aith small frame house, stahfe
hard and soft water. For particulars apply to MANN•
ING cit SCOTT, )la'rristers, Clinton.
`-MINGLES, LATA, LUMBER, ETC. --THE SUB-
1pramt(a has for sale a quantity o4'6rst-class Shin-
gles, Lath, Plne and Hemlock Lumber, etc„ cheaper
than ever, All parties needing anything in this line,
will saws money by calling on ns Also a No. Woke
of oxen, five years old JOHN HPRLN(, Maitlandd
131ock, Mullett, -
Roust; F'OIt HALF, OR TO HENT. THHE
barge frame house on Rettenhury 8t,, formerly
occupied by pit, W. Doherty, to oforfd for sale or to
rent on reasonable terms, It contains plenty of room,
with hard and soft water, ami is a very clash able resi-
dence, 'Porins on application to .5011N TAYLOR,
Hprneor Ht„ Clinton.
7 Tal .•s I: FOTI 1411,1?. 911E SI'f15131311110 OFFERS
i l for sale Ilia boss, and Int oe Mnpl,Htrl•et, '1'h•
Int Is nit,-gunrter of an at re, and the house contains
four mons mel large kit, h: n. Splendid fruit ire, 4111 ,
II1a I.I,ry 1,nnd %I (.31, nnl> fig c minntrv• ,talk from
Ihc,,ntrcf,41hrtom, 11111be.4.1ehenp, ;1)115
, ALF \ \I,IMIC IS, 1'htil,•n.
hot \ f1'-1 ('0I1 S )1.1 'I'll \'P \ Ell\ \ 11,1'-
v 1 s f,i,.i n 1. 1- 1'11 and •111, cont, s
I1.111 r, • • ,.1,h1-I,0ser,.Sr.. cleared, tin
,'3 I nay+ „• l 1n1 h gest mit or 1i,rd of :
\1'n {Ir n• r.•• nrbonr+ ,Iw,•l(wnr.Lrsesoe ; Ira. -«F ,flue -4,514•
,I,,i1 '.,i, ,,,� 1 rn i.+ „I 1a ,,, t•, 1, .0 1 • Ituate,
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DOMINION STEAM SIP LilliE,
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'PROM MONTREAL, ,t'_.so • ' .VALUABLIE TOwbr •'Eff, }f:4 ,;,
North Germain Lloyd • �•�•Al under and h
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1�aoortatnmort mortgage, \ t bent adctTtttTni t ii ' .•:
n4 Salo, -hero will be offered for gal's, by pu11TJ'a auc-
e C reat :Clash 'Storey C.I`rntor .
C71f`Lam. ailD SM:..)CCI Ar ►S- :.
From•NEW YORK. Those are the best tines •
crossing the At\antfe. Noted for Speed,ISafety I
and comfort.
As low rates as any other lines., Be sore
and see me before purchasing tickets,
JAS. THOMPSON, CLINTON.
Toronto $ a o m'''ar -s
rJ. l\. J. TAY] 0 ,
\L\Nl l'A("rl'lll:114 or
'TIRE &BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
tion at the Commercial Hettel, inthe.'l' Awn.
of Clinton, on f4* Uurdny,'the lith day of
D
n ,
1886.
s
oil o
'cloc
kin
the fore
noon ,
. rho fol-
lowing ilg 1
r0 OYt• namely :-That part of farm lot
number nna;-hr the first concession of the seta town-
ship of Stanley, and knownas VlRage lot number four)•
township, at
the said to and
of the village of ICfppOn, int p,
whish in the ddsd thereof, made by JAMIIS Agbt(aMON'
to DVRCAN McLson, bearing date the fifth clay of April,
A.D. 1807, fa described AS fronting on the London
Road, and being)tho fourth quarter of ab acrd of Nil,
lage Iota In Andoreon's survey of the vllla(c of Rippon,
north frons the south•eltst comer of the said township
of Stanley, and containing by admensinronlent Ono
rood of land be the same Moro orless. 'Chore is erect-
ed on this property a Frame /Milling and Store,
which are at present in a fair state'03 repair.
And also 'low), Lots numbers eight ,hundred and
thirty-three anti night hundred and t irtyfollr, 0f the
said toren of Clinton, situate on t90130rthsltle Of Itary
Street, containing together by. albneastn'ehnent'One
rood and thirty-seven perches anti. Pobr•tentha ol,a'.
porch of land bo the aan10 more or leas, There, 14 00
this 9rroparty n. Frame Dcvoll(ng 10x.0 VIII
a frame
and brick aitllfloi 18x36, and 5140 a 4r513341 Sitnblo
18'24.
Traes Tell per cent down on day of sale, and the i
defence in one'mnnth thereafter. The condit)Ons O4
sole will be mode l:nnwn1 oh the May of salt. Ion
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Fir•1 ( ,.I--. 11'/lhn nl -1 1� '<irnt:•rt((d f ,rA)11')H1n\1•'cON MANNING St SC('IT,
1Irdors i'ni1rited
An`lE�,•:, Vtiator's1olteitors.
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1'LOSVEI S, .RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS and TRIIDIMVII1 G% oaf ert' c e8• • ' •r
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Crll)tlbll) All(, • of the t (;ly �llle5t quality to 0110080 from. I3oo8ie-'s �',
tow prices (lord • it,
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